Instructional Design & Learning Technology

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Student using laptop
When it comes to online/digital learning, the LMS is where much of the work occurs. It is a software system that supports the instructional goals and contains most of the unit activities and experiences. The primary purpose of the LMS is indeed to manage and track these elements in an organized manner, making design, instruction,...
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instructional design conferences
Attending conferences is one of the best methods for connecting with like-minded professionals and keeping abreast of current issues in your discipline. We selected several conferences that every instructional designer and trainer, whether in a corporate or academic environment, should attend to improve and maintain their professional expertise.
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instructional designer working at computer
Instructional designers are responsible for improving learning outcomes across many fields. Think of an industry where people need training or enhanced education to excel at their jobs or benefit their organizations. You will find instructional designer (ID) roles behind many of those programs.
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Instructional designers talk to one another at a conference
Would you like to attend a professional conference? This post offers some brief advice for those new to ID or in their first job role on attending conferences.
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Instructional Designer shaking hands with new coworker at professional association
The goal of many modern professional organizations is to promote their respective occupations by building a strong network of professionals whose similar backgrounds and interests facilitate the exchange of ideas, best practices, and innovations. The best professional organizations provide many social and educational opportunities and resources that help prepare their members for future industry shifts...
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A table with notepads, laptop, and desktop on it
Instructional designers are responsible for improving learning outcomes across many fields. Think of an industry where people need training or enhanced education to excel at their jobs or benefit their organizations. You will find instructional designer (ID) roles behind many of those programs.
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Instructional Designers discuss course design
Instructional designers are responsible for improving learning outcomes across many fields. Think of an industry where people need training or enhanced education to excel at their jobs or benefit their organizations. You will find instructional designer (ID) roles behind many of those programs.
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